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USU football: Despite defeat, Utah State feels encouraged
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You have to have some sympathy for the team. I've never seen so many confused players my entire time watching college football since I started in 2003. They were desperately trying to not get sacked, but to make a great play, and looked foolish many, many plays. The team is a joke. The only team in the WAC with a worse record is Idaho, USU's only win.
It was only my 3rd time watching USU play, and I thought it was their worst performance of all 3. I agree with most people that USU would do better in a lower division. Even Snow gets better recruits.
USU is making a lot of progress with their football program. There are a lot of USU fans that have been saying nay throughout the entire rebuilding process, which is not helpful to the program, and I'm not sure what they hope to accomplish.
Dropping to IAA is a bad idea. It will be even more difficult to recruit, which will make it difficult for us to contend in that division. It is a downward spiral. There's something with this younger generation where they want to run away from every challenge they face. Suck it up. Support the team, they will get better.
To those saying that dropping football is a good idea:
Cotton: It appears that Average Joe's is forfeiting the final match.
Pepper: That's a bold strategy, Cotton. Let's see if it pays off.
Dropping football won't make basketball or anything else better.
Stop the naysaying. Go to the games. It will get better. Go Aggies!
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